[Skid]

Might be interesting. You would think he has been through enough without having to suffer Charlie Bird.

Charlie Bird revisits the story of a Co Mayo farmer who shot a trespasser dead in 2004, investigating whether the case is still as divisive as it was at the time. Despite being sentenced to six years in prison for the manslaughter of traveller John Ward, Padraic Nally had his conviction quashed 11 months later after maintaining he acted in self-defence.

[twirlagig]

Forgot this was on - just switched over, cheers skid!

[Skid]

Charlie Bird really likes to get himself on camera.

Walking to the Station, getting on the train, sitting on the train ...

[JONJO THE MISER]

Just tuned in now, very interesting.

[twirlagig]

Originally Posted by Skid

Charlie Bird really likes to get himself on camera.

Walking to the Station, getting on the train, sitting on the train ...

Agreed - I'll suffer him though for the sake of watching this

[Lago]

Ah this will be excellent. For the next hour I'll find myself screaming abuse at the TV. And yes, the second shot was necessary. Can those two lads please stop talking ****e

[twirlagig]

Really was a huge story at the time though, wasn't it? You'd forget about it til it all surfaces like this again.

[JONJO THE MISER]

I might of dodged a bill here or there but i never killed a man.

[Skid]

They could do with going over the facts here, like how many times he was shot, and how far from the house.

[NickDrake]

Charlie is looking very deshevled .

First words he spoke " in MY time as a journalist I have seen many stories come and go"

It's not about you Charlie

[Skid]

'I won't tie my Donkey to that entirely'

I'll must remember that expression.

[JONJO THE MISER]

Charlie didn't last too long in Washington himself.

[twirlagig]

Poor aul divil going about his business

[JONJO THE MISER]

I think he looks well.

[NickDrake]

Have you ever been to America? Charlie you didn't last two weeks there